12 Facts About Nothing Fails

Originally demoed as "Silly Thing", "Nothing Fails" is a love song which has acoustic guitar chords and a gospel choir appearance.

Nothing Fails asked singer Jem Griffiths to collaborate with him and during their first collaborative session, they wrote a song called "Silly Thing", inspired by Sigsworth's wife.

Nothing Fails returned to the Olympic Recording Studios in late 2002 and finished off the sessions.

Nothing Fails complemented the "dramatic, theatrical air" of the song and noted that the addition of the choir made the song revelatory and ecstatic.

Ian Youngs from BBC Music gave a positive review for "Nothing Fails", writing that less is more when it comes to Mirwais' electronic tricks.

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Josh Tyrangiel from Time found Madonna's singing in "Nothing Fails" as relaxed and woeful, consisting of "plenty of soul".

Jon Pareles from The New York Times believed that "Nothing Fails" was able to raise sentiments likened by other people and was prone to introspection, unlike other Madonna tunes.

On January 3,2004, "Nothing Fails" debuted at its peak of number 50 on the Belgian Flanders Singles Chart.

Nothing Fails has told them it makes sense to shoot it in Israel as the Kabbalah originates from there.

Nothing Fails wore a black beret, polka-dot blouse, black trousers and heels.

Nothing Fails played the acoustic guitar during some songs and played the wrong chords at the beginning of "X-Static Process".

Nothing Fails arrived on stage dressed in a black Stella McCartney suit and accompanied by an acoustic guitar to sing the song.